Hogwarts: Dragon's Roar from China

Name: Hogwarts: Dragon's Roar from China
Author: Fei Xiaojian

by Fei Xiaojian

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Ch. 57 — I Want to Correct Your Mistake

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My name is Zhang Yu. In September 1994, I rode a dragon and came to Hogwarts alone. Being incompetent, I chose to stay away from Harry and Voldemort. I just want to survive until the end of the semester and successfully return to China, but I don't want to be forced to participate in the Goblet of Fire. Fortunately, the [Civilization Reconciliation System] was activated in time-- Promote Chinese culture, gain Eastern civilization values, and extract powerful skills; Withstand the attack of Western curses and gain Western civilization points, which can trigger the fusion of Eastern and Western forbidden curses. In order to strengthen myself, I have to work hard to promote Chinese culture at Hogwarts: Doing Tai Chi exercises in the morning makes the little wizard cry from exhaustion; Fool the elves during lunch break, and use the Buddha to jump over the wall in exchange for the elves' unique magic spells; Even in front of Snape, he used Chinese medicine concepts to improve the Fuling Potion... But before I was strong enough, the Goblet of Fire started. With the power of three dragon scales, I passed three levels in a row and successfully survived Voldemort. I am so happy that I can finally return to my country. But on the eve of returning home, Dumbledore took a piece of dragon scale and told me with a trembling voice - my dragon was lost! I can recognize it, it is a piece of reverse scale! Those bandits actually tore off the reverse scales of the Chinese dragon! It wasn't until that moment that I understood-- Goblet of Fire is a conspiracy against Chinese dragons through and through. Voldemort just happened to be resurrected... This book is also known as "Hogwarts: Riding a Dragon to Check In" and "Hogwarts: I Have a Chinese Dragon"

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Mr.NoBody11mo ago

It is rare to find a good book that is free, which is much better than many paid books.

Book Friend 2023052916541739155292911mo ago

A very abstract thing is that he cannot add Eastern elements, otherwise the entire world view will easily collapse. Voldemort was targeted just for refining Horcruxes. In the East, monks have such things.

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